50-60 Wilford Lane,
West Bridgford,
Nottingham,
NG2 7SD
GP Appointments are available between 8.30 – 11.30 and 15.00 – 18.00 Monday to Friday
Non-urgent advice: Enhanced Access & Out of Hours
When the surgery is closed on evenings and weekends we recommend telephoning 111. If the 111 advisor is unable to sort out the problem they will put you through to the out of hours Nottingham Emergency Medical Service (NEMS). This is an organisation staffed by local doctors and nurses who can deal with emergencies either by telephone advice or if an examination is required by inviting you to visit the medical centre at Platform One on Station Street in Nottingham. A free transport service can be arranged to pick you up and bring you to the medical centre if needed.
For those who are housebound and genuinely unable to travel a home visit by a doctor can be arranged.
Enhanced Hours
All Musters Medical Practice patients can access routine pre-bookable appointments in the evening and weekends that do not rquire on-going review by the practice. These can only be access by contacting the practice during opening hours.
These appointment will be availble at the following sites dependant :
Belvoir Health Group
Castle Healthcare Practice
Keyworth Medical Practice
East Leake Health Centre
Radcliffe-On-Trent Surgery
NHS Urgent Care Centre
The NHS Urgent Care Centre is available at Seaton House, London Road, Nottingham NG2 4LA (next to the BBC Nottingham building).
The centre will offer assessment and treatment for health conditions that are urgent but non-life threatening such as:
– Minor burns and scalds
– Minor head injury with no loss of consciousness
– Skin infections and animal bites
– Suspected broken bones, sprains and strains (X-ray is available on -site)
– Eye infections and minor eye injuries
No appointment is needed; just drop in between 7am and 9pm 365 days a year.
Out of hours services are generally busy so please think carefully before asking to see a doctor and only do so if you genuinely cannot wait until the surgery re-opens.
In a genuine emergency you should call 999. Chest pain, symptoms of stroke and sudden shortness of breath constitute an emergency. In you are uncertain whether or not you should go to A&E please ring the surgery or 111 first and we can advise you how to access services in the most appropriate way.